IRLM dumps
IRLM uses the SDUMP system services of z/OS® when failures occur.
IRLM uses the SDUMP system services of z/OS in the following situations:
- Within the IRLM address space
- While executing IRLM code or IMS code within the IMS address space
- While executing IRLM code for exits from SLM within the IMS address space
SDUMP dumps the IRLM address space to a SYS1.DUMPxx data set
without formatting it. When dump processing completes, you can format
the dump offline by specifying IRLM on the VERBEXIT
subcommand
in IPCS. If more than one IRLM is active in the system at the time
the dump was taken, you must also specify the z/OS subsystem name (IRLMNM in the IRLM procedure).
IRLM dump formatters that are shipped with a particular release of
IRLM are specific to that release. If multiple IRLM releases are active,
IPCS must be configured to have access to the appropriate IRLM PDS.
The release of the IRLM in the dump must match the release of the
IRLM in the IPCS STEPLIB.
To access z/OS component trace entries for IRLM, use the IPCS
CTRACE
or VERBX
command. To see the syntax
of the VERBX
command for displaying traces, enter: IPCS
VERBX IRLM 'help'
.
Examples:
- If only one IRLM is in the dump, this command formats the IRLM
address space:
VERBX IRLM 'SUBsys=IRLM' or VERBX IRLM or VERBX IRLM 'SUB=IRLM'
- If more than one IRLM is in the dump, this command formats the
KRLM address space:
VERBX IRLM 'SUBsys=KRLM' or VERBX IRLM 'SUB=KRLM'
If you want to format dumps online during the abnormal termination process, you must change the FMTO parameter to request a SNAP dump.